SC10 4x4 Thread
If its a 540 can, then I'm not sure. In any case, lots of gearing suggestions about 24k posts ago (very first post of the thread).
Have fun, man.
will i want to buy front and rear shock spring sets for my new sc10 4x4 ft kit truck? i have been hearing that guys are using the front springs in the rear so if i am hearing it correct i just need to buy front shock spring set correct?
I dunno what you're talking about. lol. I've had push since day 1. I have never solved it no matter how much I asked here. C-diff, weight dist, etc. Nothing changed that. It might be a little worse than my Slash 4x4's push. 
I have to reduce my throttle to 0% before I start the turn and into 60% of the turn before I can throttle out of it, or I slingshot out of any decent lane.

I have to reduce my throttle to 0% before I start the turn and into 60% of the turn before I can throttle out of it, or I slingshot out of any decent lane.
If you ever get to drive my 4x4 ?
You probably have trouble getting down the straight , be like you never experience steering before...
You could go either way, I still like the blue rears better than any of the fronts I have tried. I am still in the testing phase though.
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I dunno what you're talking about. lol. I've had push since day 1. I have never solved it no matter how much I asked here. C-diff, weight dist, etc. Nothing changed that. It might be a little worse than my Slash 4x4's push. 
I have to reduce my throttle to 0% before I start the turn and into 60% of the turn before I can throttle out of it, or I slingshot out of any decent lane.

I have to reduce my throttle to 0% before I start the turn and into 60% of the turn before I can throttle out of it, or I slingshot out of any decent lane.
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If the truck is pushing on slow tight turns, ride height would be the first thing I'd tweak. Correct me if I'm wrong but having push on slow turns means there's not enough weight transfer to the front. On faster turns your steering might be good because of more momentum all the way through. Also try getting some more rotation by loosening the rear up.
a mamber on here a guy that is local to me told me to buy the front spring set so i am going to do that. dont need to buy them right away. first i want to get the complete truck built then worry abot buying them.
Only a few things i would change, your setup doesnt seem that far off.
Front:
3mm shims under inner link
1* camber
1* toe out
24mm ride height
REAR:
Go inside on the arm shock mount
If you can run holeshots ( i could never really get them to work down here) you may want to try some gridirons in either soft or SS
Front:
3mm shims under inner link
1* camber
1* toe out
24mm ride height
REAR:
Go inside on the arm shock mount
If you can run holeshots ( i could never really get them to work down here) you may want to try some gridirons in either soft or SS
Thanks guys, next race is Thursday, I'll try the suggestions then. Truck really is good except for the push!
FQ, general on power push in and out.. As long as i'm off throttle all is well. When I get on throttle it starts to push. I catch myself letting off the throttle anytime I need to turn. I have to get it pointed right before I can get back on the throttle.
FQ, general on power push in and out.. As long as i'm off throttle all is well. When I get on throttle it starts to push. I catch myself letting off the throttle anytime I need to turn. I have to get it pointed right before I can get back on the throttle.



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